Former T1 player rumored to join NRG Valorant roster as sixth man
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super thankful for all the support T1 has shown me over the last year, ive learned so much and I can't thank T1 enough for that.
DM me or for any inquiriesdue to import slot limitations has allowed me to explore other opportunities as an unrestricted FA. super thankful for all the support T1 has shown me over the last year, ive learned so much and I can't thank T1 enough for that. DM me or for any inquiries As per , a partnered organization can only acquire one athlete who is situated in a different region from that of the organization's league. This is why former T1 players like Thwifo and Steel chose to become free agents and look for league offers in the VCT Americas League. According to multiple online sources, Thwifo has already found a home with NRG for VCT 2023 as a sixth player. However, NRG is yet to formally introduce its roster to the world. Thwifo mostly prefers playing Initiator Agents like Fade and KAY/O and has impeccable utility usage skills. However, he has also been noted as a flex player, choosing Agents like Killjoy, Viper, and Cypher for his team when required. This also makes him a perfect fit as a sixth player for NRG. VCT 2023's rulebook requires teams to have at least six players on their roster and a maximum of ten players. While NRG seems to have completed the minimum requirements for its super team to participate in VCT 2023, an announcement is long due from them. The VCT 2023 off-season has been extremely eventful, with partnered teams striving to acquire the best athletes for their Valorant rosters. Top esports organizations like NRG, LOUD, Team Liquid, , T1, RRQ, and more have made it to the partnership program and are looking to reach the competition's prime next year. Poll : 0 votes Quick Links More from Sportskeeda Thank You! Show More Comments No thanks Delete Cancel Update Reply ❮ ❯ No thanks Delete Cancel Update Reply ❮ ❯ Be the first one to comment on this story More from Sportskeeda Fetching more content... 1 Logout No Results Found
Former T1 player rumored to join NRG Valorant roster as sixth man
Former T1 athlete Thwifo may join NRG's Valorant roster as a sixth player (Image via T1/NRG) NRG has reportedly signed a high-achieving 'Initiator Main' as the sixth player on its Valorant team to complete the roster ahead of VCT 2023. American athlete Zander “thwifo” Kim was on the lookout for offers when his former organization, T1, shifted to the VCT Pacific League. words cant even begin to describe how grateful i am for this opportunity, lets goo words cant even begin to describe how grateful i am for this opportunity, lets goo Riot Games rejected a slot for T1 in the VCT Americas League, but the organization managed to grab a place in the partnership program as an APAC team instead. Thwifo's addition to NRG will fulfill its minimum roster requirements for VCT 2023. The organization has reportedly acquired the , a former FPX athlete, and kept one of its previous athletes on the team.NRG may acquire former T1 athlete Thwifo for its Valorant roster ahead of VCT 2023
waiting for our VALORANT roster announcement like…waiting for our VALORANT roster announcement like… The popular North American esports team, NRG, fields rosters in several competitive games, including Valorant. However, its former Valorant team didn't show much competency in the erstwhile tournaments. As a result, a rebuild for VCT 2023 was inevitable. With Thwifo's reported addition, the roster of NRG will comprise of: Pujan “FNS” Mehta (OpTic)Victor “Victor” Wong (OpTic)Austin “crashies” Roberts (OpTic)Ardis “Ardiis” Svarenieks (FPX)Sam "s0m" Oh (NRG)Zander “thwifo” Kim (T1) NRG has also reportedly acquired OpTic Gaming's former head coach, Chet Singh, to lead the roster. due to import slot limitations has allowed me to explore other opportunities as an unrestricted FA.super thankful for all the support T1 has shown me over the last year, ive learned so much and I can't thank T1 enough for that.
DM me or for any inquiriesdue to import slot limitations has allowed me to explore other opportunities as an unrestricted FA. super thankful for all the support T1 has shown me over the last year, ive learned so much and I can't thank T1 enough for that. DM me or for any inquiries As per , a partnered organization can only acquire one athlete who is situated in a different region from that of the organization's league. This is why former T1 players like Thwifo and Steel chose to become free agents and look for league offers in the VCT Americas League. According to multiple online sources, Thwifo has already found a home with NRG for VCT 2023 as a sixth player. However, NRG is yet to formally introduce its roster to the world. Thwifo mostly prefers playing Initiator Agents like Fade and KAY/O and has impeccable utility usage skills. However, he has also been noted as a flex player, choosing Agents like Killjoy, Viper, and Cypher for his team when required. This also makes him a perfect fit as a sixth player for NRG. VCT 2023's rulebook requires teams to have at least six players on their roster and a maximum of ten players. While NRG seems to have completed the minimum requirements for its super team to participate in VCT 2023, an announcement is long due from them. The VCT 2023 off-season has been extremely eventful, with partnered teams striving to acquire the best athletes for their Valorant rosters. Top esports organizations like NRG, LOUD, Team Liquid, , T1, RRQ, and more have made it to the partnership program and are looking to reach the competition's prime next year. Poll : 0 votes Quick Links More from Sportskeeda Thank You! Show More Comments No thanks Delete Cancel Update Reply ❮ ❯ No thanks Delete Cancel Update Reply ❮ ❯ Be the first one to comment on this story More from Sportskeeda Fetching more content... 1 Logout No Results Found